IU Physicians Take Top Honors In America's Top Doctors
INDIANAPOLIS- Thirty-five Indiana University School of Medicine physicians
are among those listed in the 2003 issue of America's Top Doctors.
The popular publication recognizes a total of 47 Indiana physicians, 75
percent of whom are faculty at the state's only medical school.
IU School of Medicine faculty practice at the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital
for Children, Indiana University Hospital, the Richard L. Roudebush Veteran's
Administration Hospital, Wishard Memorial Hospital and at clinics in various
locations in central Indiana.
America's Top Doctors published by Castle Connolly Medical Ltd,
is a recognized source for finding the nation's top specialists. The list
of physicians is generated based on nominations by their peers, and the
physicians listed are included only after extensive surveys have been
conducted.
America's Top Doctors focuses only on the top 1 percent of specialists
and sub-specialists across the United States. Less than 1 percent of the
hospitals in the United States have more than one doctor listed in the
guide.
"Indiana has thousands of top-notch physicians so we are honored
that so many of the School of Medicine faculty have been recommended by
their colleagues and peers," says D. Craig Brater, MD, dean of the
IU School of Medicine. "Nearly 50 percent of Indiana's physicians
are trained by IU faculty, so the medical knowledge recognized by American's
Top Doctors has been shared with other outstanding physicians throughout
the state."
IU physicians and their area of specialty as noted in America's Top
Doctors:
Sharon Andreoli, MD, (Kidney Disease)
Veena Antony, MD, (Pleural disease)
Jerry Bergstein, MD, (Dialysis-Peritoneal; Kidney Disease; Hypertension)
John W. Brown, MD, (Neonatal and Pediatric Cardiac Surgery; Transplant-Heart;
Heart Valve Surgery)
Randall Caldwell, MD, (Transplant Medicine - Heart; Echocardiography)
John Coleman, MD, (Pediatric Plastic Surgery; Cancer Reconstruction;
Breast Reconstruction; Head & Neck Surgery)
Lawrence Einhorn, MD, (Testicular Cancer; Lung Cancer)
Martin Farlow, MD, (Alzheimer Disease; Neurodegenerative Disorders;
Multiple Sclerosis)
Robert Goulet, MD, (Breast Cancer)
Jay Grosfeld, MD, (Pediatric Surgery; Cancer Surgery)
Richard S. Idler, MD, (Hand Surgery)
Matthew Johnson, MD, (Vascular Interventions; Uterine Fibroid Embolization)
John C. Kincaid, MD, (Facial Pain; Neuromuscular Disease; Electromyography)
Martin Kleiman, MD, (Pediatric Infectious Disease)
Paul Kwo, MD, (Hepatitis C)
James Lemons, MD, (Neonatology; Perinatal Medicine)
Katherine Look, MD, (Ovarian Cancer)
Thomas Luerssen, MD, (Pediatric Neurosurgery)
Alexander Mih, MD, (Microsurgery)
Richard Miyamoto, MD, (Adult and Pediatric Neuro-otology; Acoustic
Nerve Tumors: Middle Ear Disorders)
Jean Molleston, MD, (Liver Disease; Nutrition)
David Moore, MD, (Cervical Cancer; Ovarian Cancer)
John J. Mulcahy, MD, (Erectile Dysfunction; Incontinence; Prostheses)
Robert Pascuzzi, MD, (Neuromuscular Disease; Amyontrophic Lateral
Sclerosis; Myasthenia Gravis)
Douglas Kevin Rex, MD, (Endoscopy)
Richard C. Rink, MD, (Pediatric Urology; Reconstructive Urology;
Genital Reconstruction),
Karen Roos, MD, (Neurofibromatosis; Infectious Disease - CNS; Encephalitis)
George Sarosi, MD, (Infection - respiratory, fungal lung disease,
diagnostic problems)
George W. Sledge, MD, (Breast Cancer)
Frederick Stehman, MD, (Clinical Trials; Gynecologic Cancer)
Maria Rosa Ten, MD, (Immune Deficiency; Asthma)
Patricia Treadwell, MD, (Pediatric Dermatology; Birthmarks)
Mark Turrentine, MD, (Pediatric Cardiac Surgery; Heart & Lung
Transplant)
David Dawson Weaver, MD, (Inherited Bone Disorders; Genetic Disorders;
Prenatal Diagnosis)
Douglas Zipes, MD, (Arrhythmias)
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